Portuguese activity, focused on eighth grade students, addresses adverbs so. Let's analyze them in the text What happens to our body when we are dreaming? So, answer the proposed questions!
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What happens to our body when we are dreaming?
Physically, the conditions in which dreams occur are quite antagonistic: while the body is relaxed, it is a moment of intense brain activity. During sleep, the eyes move uninterruptedly, as if seeing the experienced scenes. The rest of the body, in a defense mechanism, is completely relaxed (except in people who suffer from sleepwalking). According to the emotions experienced in the dream, sweating and changes in heart rate may occur.
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Question 1 - Identify the segment that has an adverb so:
( ) “Physically, the conditions in which dreams happen are quite antagonistic […]”
( ) “[…] this is a moment of intense brain activity.”
( ) “[…] sweating and changes in heart rate may occur.”
Question 2 - Note the adverb underlined below:
"During sleep, the eyes move uninterruptedly […]”
The aforementioned adverb adds a circumstance in a manner to a verb that indicates:
( ) an action.
( ) a state.
( ) a way of being.
Question 3 - In the adverb “uninterruptedly”, the prefix “in” expresses the idea of:
( ) place.
( ) denial.
( ) opposition.
Question 4 – Underline the adverb so in this period of the text:
"The rest of the body, in a defense mechanism, is completely relaxed (except in people who suffer from sleepwalking)."
Question 5 - Point an adverb so that it replaces what was previously underlined:
By Denyse Lage Fonseca – Graduated in Languages and specialist in distance education.
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